WhitepaperMining RWA Lifecycle
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Mining RWA Lifecycle

6.1 Customer Journey — From Mining Project to Asset Token

  1. Application
  2. Initial screening
  3. Data onboarding
  4. Professional verification
  5. Legal / asset structuring
  6. Issuer / SPV setup
  7. Regulatory review
  8. Smart contract & registry
  9. Investor onboarding / distribution
  10. Asset token issuance
  11. Lifecycle management
The eleven steps from application to lifecycle management

6.1.1 Application

A Mining Company or Project Sponsor applies to onboard a Mining Project.

6.1.2 Initial Screening

MPC reviews the project's basic information, data availability and suitability for the Infrastructure.

This screening does not constitute a final assurance by MPC of the legal or technical eligibility of the mine.

6.1.3 Data Onboarding

The Project Sponsor submits Mining Data, technical documents and Source Data and connects them to the MPC Data Infrastructure.

6.1.4 Professional Verification

CPs, technical experts or relevant professional institutions review the Mining Data and technical information.

Legal Counsel reviews the underlying assets, rights structure, contracts and applicable jurisdiction, and designs the project's Legal / Asset Structure.

6.1.6 Issuer / SPV Setup

Where required, a Project-Specific SPV or another eligible Issuer is established.

6.1.7 Regulatory Review

The Asset Token's legal classification, Offering Structure, Investor Eligibility and any required licences are reviewed.

6.1.8 Smart Contract and Registry

On the basis of the confirmed Asset Structure, MPC builds the Smart Contract, Registry and related technical Infrastructure.

6.1.9 Investor Onboarding / Distribution

Where required, KYC/AML, Investor Eligibility and Distribution procedures are carried out through a Licensed / Regulated Partner.

6.1.10 Asset Token Issuance

The legal Issuer issues the Asset Token for that project.

6.1.11 Lifecycle Management

After issuance, Mining Data, Verification Status and project changes are connected to the Digital Record.

ONBOARDVERIFYSTRUCTUREISSUEDISTRIBUTEMANAGE

6.2 From Onboarding to Issuance

The MPC Mining RWA Lifecycle starts at Project Onboarding and continues through Verification and Structuring to Digital Asset issuance.

ONBOARDVERIFYSTRUCTURETOKENIZE

  • Onboard / Project Onboarding — connects the project's basic information and Mining Data to the Infrastructure.

  • Verify / Professional Verification — connects the relevant data and technical materials to the Professional Verification process.

  • Structure / Data and Asset Structuring — structures the verified data and prepares the required Asset Structure.

  • Tokenize / Digital Asset Issuance — connects a project with its Legal / Asset Structure and technical requirements in place to the Smart Contract and Asset Registry.

  1. Mining project
  2. OnboardConnect project information and mining data
  3. VerifyRoute data into professional verification
  4. StructureStructure verified data, prepare the asset structure
  5. TokenizeConnect to smart contract and asset registry
  6. Digital asset
The same journey in four moves

6.3 Continuous Lifecycle Management

Even after Tokenization, a Mining Project may produce new drilling results, test and assay data, technical reports and changes in project status.

MPC connects those changes to the existing Digital Record, providing a structure in which Verification History and the Asset Record can be tracked continuously.

MONITORUPDATERE-VERIFY

  1. Real-world project
  2. New data
  3. Review
  4. Re-verify
  5. Registry update
  6. Digital asset record
  7. Returns to real-world project
Changes in the real project flow back into the digital record
  • Monitor — tracks the project's key data and status changes.

  • Update — connects new data and changes to the existing Digital Record.

  • Re-Verify — reflects material changes in the necessary Professional Verification and in the Verification History.

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